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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: GGhost on May 25, 2008, 10:23:02 PM
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To all the past and present veterans. On behalf of the 79th Fighter Group we like to say thank you. Helping to give us all the freedom that we enjoy today.
:salute <S>- GGhost
Check our website out.
http://79thfg.low-ping.com/main.asp (http://79thfg.low-ping.com/main.asp)
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:salute :salute :salute to those that have served and those that are serving today. #S# and thanks
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Banshee7
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what happened to <S> as salute???
any way......Thanks to the men and women who keep us free.
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what happened to <S> as salute???
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#S# is my unique way of <S>. Another way to be different from others. Like they say..if everyone was the same, the world would be a boring place
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#S# is my unique way of <S>. Another way to be different from others. Like they say..if everyone was the same, the world would be a boring place
cool my unigue way is.........xSx
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<S> to all vetrans, as said before in a famous quote "Greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for a friend" :salute
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In remembrance of my grandfather SSGT. Stanley Lincoln who marched with the 3rd Army as a BAR gunner and came to the rescue of the brave soldiers trapped by the Germans at Bastogne. He related to me how they moved so fast that he had to march on with an empty gun. Nobody was stopping to wait for the ammunition to catch up. At one point, he captured a dozen german soldiers with an empty BAR. When he saw the germans crouched down behind a stone wall, he leveled the BAR and pulled the trigger. The germans thought the CLICK they heard was the safety being thrown off the BAR.. and they dropped their weapons and surrendered. My grandfather is gone now. But i'm honored he passed on his experience to me. Greatful also to print these few words on this day in memorial to his service and bravery.
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My Memorial Day "project". Below is the marker at Fort Snelling National Cemetary in Bloomington Minnesota. It's for a 428th FS, 474th FG P38 pilot named Oliver Berg. He joined the 474th in early November 44 and was thrown into the thick of the ground attack war during the Battle of the Bulge. He lasted until January 29, 1945 when his burning 38 crashed in sight of his home airfield on return from another mission. He died in the wreck. He's from the small town of Cottonwood Minnesota and was 28 at the time of his death. A while back I decided to find out what I could about him. I was lucky enough to get to talk to his roommate with the 428th who told me a bit about him. Just this week another pilot who went through training with him also turned up. I've also been lucky enough to get some help in his home town and have the numbers of a couple of people who knew him I hope to talk to this week.
I got the B&W photo from his room mate with the 428th FS. Oliver Berg is the guy in the center, and also the one I'm using for my avatar these days. We have to make sure we don't forget these people who gave up their tomorrows for our todays. <S>
(http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s199/guppy35/OBerg1.jpg)
(http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s199/guppy35/Berg11.jpg)
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Thank you on behalf of the 357th Death Dragons. Thank you for your service. Thank you for everything. :salute
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Thank you all.
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Salutes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorial_day (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorial_day)
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(http://79thfg.low-ping.com/user/59132/images/0f_1.jpg)
(http://79thfg.low-ping.com/user/59132/images/thank_you_veteran.jpg)
< S> GGhost
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<S> Zoozoo <S>
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thank you <<S>>
and your welcome :aok
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Thank you all for fighting for freedom
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to those who gave the last full measure of devotion.
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One comment about the posts here, Memorial Day is not Veterans Day. Memorial Day was created by Union veterans of the Civil War to be a day of rememberance for those who had fallen in war.
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:salute On behalf of the Gruppe Outlaws, we join you all in honoring our Servicemen who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms.
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We remember the fallen... :salute
(http://www.stuffucanuse.com/History/russian-tank.jpg)
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One comment about the posts here, Memorial Day is not Veterans Day. Memorial Day was created by Union veterans of the Civil War to be a day of rememberance for those who had fallen in war.
this is true so, Thanks!!
and here is my 21 gun,
:salute :salute :salute :salute :salute :salute :salute
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i'll save the your welcome for when it is due.
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Thoughts, prayers, and appreciation to all who serve(d), fought (fight), and gave the ultimate sacrifice so that we may enjoy the freedoms that we have. :pray
It goes back even before the Revoloutionary War--and even includes this day.
A huge salute to them all! :salute
Thank you!
ROX & Family
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(http://www.3ad.org/wwii/images/cem.jpg)
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I would like to remember Maj Mark Rosenberg, killed on April 8th. He was killed by an EFP (nasty things those). Though the driver did not die I would also like to give thanks to him, SSG James, you are a good man, keep fighting bro! <SALUTE> my friends.